Came just before the
Revolution from Bull Run, Va. and settled in
vicinity of Glenn's Spring. Father came from Wales, and the
mother, a
Miss Fleming, from France. [Some date from Landrum's history of
Spartanburg] [See
Numbers I through V.]
I.
James Smith
A.
John Smith settled in Union Co., S.C.
B.
Enoch Smith to Ala.
II.
Fleming Smith b. 1745 Fairfax Co., Va. md. Prudence Bland, dau. of JOhn
Bland.
A.
Dorcas Smith b. 1771 md. 1796 John Page b. 1777- left S.C. by 1804.
[See Page
file.]
III.
Thomas Smith never md.
IV.
John Smith
A.
Thomas Smith to Georgia
B.
Daughter
C.
Susanna md. Thomas Finch
V.
Charles Smith md. ca. 1760 Catharine Rhodes. Revolutionary Soldier.
Deacon and
Moderator in Philadelphia Baptist Church in 1805. D. 1824:
A.
Elijah Smith. Deacon of Philadelphia Baptist Church in 1803 d. 1834 md.
Diana
Ham (sister of James Ham):
1.
Moses went to Ga. ca. 1835
2.
William S., a mechanic. Deacon of Philadelphia Baptist Church
3.
Enoch H., farmer. Clerk of Philadelphia Baptist Church md. Nancy:
a.
Dr. Robert M. Smith b. 19 Oct. 1833. Politician. md. Adeline Skinner of
Walnut
Grove, S.C.
b.
Elias Smith
c.
Albert Smith
4.
David H. Smith, blacksmith and woodworkman.
5.
Noah H. Smith, farmer
a.
John B. Smith
b.
Lecil Smith
c.
W.J. Smith
d.
E.B. Smith
6.
Colonel Daniel H. Smith, farmer md. Jane Lan(d)ford, dau. of John.
Clerk and
Deacon of Philadelphia Baptist Church:
a.
The Rev. William Pinckney Smith md. Miss O'Shields who d. in 1898.
b.
Marshall G. Smith d. 1890.
c.
Ella Smith, unmd.
d.
Dau. md. John W. Stribling.
B.
Sanford Smith, blacksmith, had a gun factory, d. by 1822 (Spartanburg
Co.
Estate #1760) md. 15 Jan. 1801 Mary Morrow, (dau. of Samuel Morrow,
Revolutionary Soldier, and Janet Nelson) b. 13 Sep. 1782, Spartanburg
Co., S.C.
- estate 1854 (Spartanburg Co., S.C. #1546) Two of the daughters went
to Ala.;
one went to Illinois. Children:
1.
Samuel M. Smith
2.
David M. Smith
3.
Robert R. Smith, a mechanic
4.
Martha Smith md. Robert Story
5.
Jane Smith md. Enoch Finch
6.
Amanda Harriet Smith b. 22 Feb. 1823 d. 7 Feb. 1897 md. 3 Aug. 1843
Berryman H.
Bearden (son of John H. Bearden (b. 1785 d. 29 Mar. 1846) and Rhoda
Moore (d. 1
July 1885, Conway Co., Ark) (or son of Lilly, a Cherokee Indian) and
grandson
of John Bearden (b. 1744/1755 d. 1840) and Nancy Hillman - members of
Tyger
River Church) b. 1 Mar. or 1 Nov. 1824 d. 18 Dec. 1894, a Baptist
minister and
farmer. Went to Conway Co., Ark. [Some of data on this family from
Jerri Shaw
(See her file) and from Luther Bearden, 2110 Sylvia Drive, Batesville,
Ark.
72501-7765]
7.
Catherine Smith md. Robert H. Johnson
8.
Sarah b. ca. 1809 md. David H. Smith b. ca. 1809, son of Elijah Smith.
[In 1850
Spartanburg Co. Census]
9.
Nancy Smith md. Enoch H. Smith, son of Elijah Smith:
a.
Martha Smith b. ca. 1820 md. Gabriel Moore b. ca. 1810 [In 1850
Spartanburg Co.
Census]
b.
J.M. Smith
c.
R.M. Smith
d.
E.S. Smith
e.
A.S. Smith
f.
Sarah C. Smith
C.
William Smith, gunsmith, d. by 1804 md. Sarah/Sallie Trail:
1.
Franklin Smith. [Did he die 1815?]
2.
Daughter md. Giles Bearden b. 1799 ‑ Friendship Baptist Church on
Dutchman's
Creek. [Think she was Elizabeth.]
D.
Daniel Smith md. Elizabeth Trail
E.
Moses Smith drowned a young man, unmd., 1814
F.
Aaron Smith - to Missouri
G.
Martha Smith md. Hugh White
H.
Abigail Smith md. Joseph Golightly ‑ went west
I.
Elizabeth Smith md. Robert Page
J.
Rachel Smith md. James Page
K.
Ann Smith md. William Page [Three sisters married three brothers.]
L.
Mary Smith md. George Sloan
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I.
Ralph from Bucks Co., Pa. to S.C. in 1765. Md. 1750 Mercy Penquite.
Moved to
Spartanburg after first wife died. Md. 1761 Ann Hibbs of N.J. One
account says
he was raised among the Quakers of N.J. but did not follow them;
however, see
Quaker records. Justice of the Peace. Revolutionary Soldier:
A.
William Smith b. 20 Sep. 1751, Bucks Co., Pa. Revolutionary Soldier.
Stationed
for a time in Wood's Fort, near Beaver Dam Crk. County Court Judge.
State
Senator. U.S. Congressman. D. 22 June 1837, in the 86th year of
his age.
Md. Mourning Bearden. dau. of Mrs. Lettice Bearden, who was a sister of
Gen.
Richard Winn of Fairfield Dist., S.C.
1.
Isaac Smith. Colonel. Senator. Representative. Md. a Miss Barry
2.
Eber Smith, M.D. d. 1827. (Spartanburg Co. Estate #1998)
Representative. Md. a
dau. of Gen. Thomas Moore. Md. (2) Jane Ashford of Fairfield Dist.
a.
First marriage: Aaron Smith.
b.
Second marriage: 1 son, George Ashford Smith who d. 1858 in Charleston,
S.C. He
inherited a tract in Fairfield Co.
3.
John Winn Smith, M.D. Changed name to Winsmith. Representative.
Senator.
Delegate to State Convention of 1852. Md. Catherine Faber.
4.
Elihu Penquite Smith. Representative. Md. Christina Faber. 9 children.
5.
Eliphas Twining Smith. Judge. To Ala. Md. Elizabeth, dau. of General
Washington
Earle. Md. 2nd in Jacksonville, Ala.
6.
Ralph Smith. Merchant and farmer. Md. Susan Turner of Clarke Co., Ga.
7.
William Smith. Moved to Fairfield Dist. Planter. Md. a Miss Ashford of
Fairfield Dist.
8.
Aaron Smith
9.
Lettice Smith md. William Jenkins of Chester Dist. Moved to Talladega,
Ala.
10.
Massey Smith md. Thomas Rabb of Fairfield Dist.
11.
Polly/Mary Smith md. Joel G. Brewton of Spartanburg Dist.
12.
Jane C. Smith md. William Bogan of Union
Co.
13.
Sarah Smith
B.
Samuel Smith. Revolutionary Soldier.
C.
Aaron Smith. Revolutionary Soldier. Killed at Battle of Cowpens.
D.
Rachel Smith
E
Zapher/Zopher Smith
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Jane Smith 1800‑1886 md. 1816 Henry Howe
II
William Smith 1803‑1857 md. 1825 Lucinda Ford
III
Mary Smith 1805‑1857 md. 1831 Lewis W. Ford
IV.
Robi(n)son Smith b. 11 May 1807 md. 1826 Mary M. Ford
V.
Nathaniel Smith b. 1810 md. 1840 Elizabeth McClimons and in 1858 Martha
Glenn
VI.
John Thomas Smith 1812‑1887 md. 1833 Nancy A. Wood
VII.
Michael McClimons Smith 1815‑1866 md. 1844 Mary Ann Dickson
VIII.
Samuel G. Smith b. 1817 md. 1840 Elizabeth Wood
IX.
Henry Dickson Smith b. 1820 md. 1839 Charlotte Wood and after her death
to Mary
Wood
X.
Elizabeth Smith b. 1823 md. 1848 T.W. Jones
XI.
Oliver Perry Smith b. 1826 killed by lightning 1853 md. Jane E. Glenn.
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1804. Charles Smith
returned into court a citation issued in favour of
his claim on the estate of William Smith his son & petitioned on
act. of an
infirm state of Body that his claim be no longer considered &
Sandford
Smith claimed the Adm.
David and Hannah Smith
from Pa.
1776. William,
Aaron, and Rachel (children of Ralph Smith).
1776. Zopher
Smith, son of Ralph.
1778. William
Smith.
1779. Daniel
Smith.
1784. David
Smith.
David Smith, son of
William and Mercy Croasdale Smith of Pa. MOU 1761
Hannah Hibbs, dau. of Jeremiah & Hannah Jones Hibbs...moved to
Padget Crk.,
Union Co., S.C. Entered again into unity. [Their children are recorded
in Bush
River Monthly Meeting.]
From the files of Theresa M. Hicks,
Professional Genealogist